Pioneer German plane nears U 5 on Azores flight
New York reports a German Zephyr flying boat nearing America on a North Atlantic survey from the Azores. It carries four men and is operated by Lufthansa with Pan American Airways support. The crude oil powered craft crossed the halfway mark at 196 miles behind, with tail winds aiding progress.
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New York
America
North Atlantic
Azores
Zephyr
Germany
Lufthansa
J. Blankenburg
K. A. von Gablens
A. Eger
W. Ehlberg
South Atlantic
Pan American Airways
United States
Pan American
Port Washington
Long Island
Schwabenland
Lawrence man notes three millionth trucks in parade
A Lawrence observer remarks that three millionth trucks have passed by, while Governor Landon draws confidence across the nation though some New England and Ohio rubber regions show dissent. Dr N P Sherwood reports 5100 mile auto trips and many conversations, with Miss Peery Sherwood remaining in Boston and Doctor dosson cited as a diabetes authority. Elsewhere, Gene Smith, son of KU graduate Frank Herren Smith, and former missionary link to Don Budge noted.
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N. P. Sherwood
Landon
Ohio
New England
London
Curley
Massachusetts
Sherwood
Peery Sherwood
Boston
Dossion
Gene Smith
Don Budge
Forest Hills
N. Y
Frank Herren Smith
University of Kansas
Divorce actions filed in local court
M. E. Bond sues for divorce from Mary M. Bond while Cecil Marko seeks separate maintenance against Louis J. Marko. Dr. Alexander, Dentist. Ph. 506- Adv.
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M. E. Bond
Mary M. Bond
Cecil Marko
Louis J. Marko
Alexander
Test Your Knowledge in Classified Answers Card
Seven trivia prompts from the classified page ask about Joan of Arc nickname the 1927 American ambassador to France Adolf Hitler birthplace author Drift Fence Canadian mint naturalization of Japanese a woman presiding officer address Walter Malone and the meaning of planet wean The item reads as a quiz card from a historical newspaper.
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Joan of Arc
France
Adolf
Hitler
United States
Walter Malone
Sault Sainte Marie
Old Resident Dies and KU Football Drill Start
Obituary notes Mrs. Samuel McNaughton of Tonganoxie died September 9 after a long illness. She organized the Tonganoxie Reading club and helped form the town library. Surviving are four children and three grandchildren. In sports, Coach Ad Lindsey started KU football practice with over 40 players under 100 degree heat. several squatters and newcomers reported, including Dick Sklar who said he is finished with football.
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Samuel
James McNaughton
Tonganoxie
Annah Arbell McNaughton
Nathaniel EL. Eaton
Quincy
Massachusetts
Kana5
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Villa Eden
Linwood
Samuel James McNaughton
Newark State
Malcolm Nathaniel
Lucy Eaton
Alicia McNaughton Seifrit
South West High School
Kansas City
Ralph Rust Cain
James Leslie
Malcolm N. McNaughton
John James
Nancy Lou
Ralph R. Cain
Albert N. Eaton
Omaha
H. Nelson Brockway
University of Kansas
Welfare service aims and state social security advances
The report outlines social welfare as a citizen right while stressing that government should not supplant individual self support. It praises Kansas officials for qualified administrators, cites Lyle Armel on care relations, and notes Dewing discussion on rural rehabilitation and proposed social security amendments. The meeting set December 17 at Doniphan for the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Relief Administration
Armel
Lunth
First Methodist Church
Walton Dodge
Oscar May
Atchison County
Doniphan
Elm tree split over line spurs injunction suit
Lutie Kern and Carrie May Kern sue Joseph R. Edmonds and the city of Lawrence in district court over an elm tree straddling the property line. They seek a court order to remove the tree for public safety after a storm damaged and split the trunk, with limbs over the store and residence and authorities resisting wall construction. The Kerns accuse Edmonds of blocking removal and seek relief to clear the danger. Governor Allred calls a special Texas session for September 28 to raise funds for old age pensions.
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Lutie Kern
Carrie May Kern
Joseph R. Edmonds
Lawrence
Kerns
Kern
Massachusetts Street
Edmonds
Massachusetts
Texas
Austin
Tex
Allred
Deaths and Funerals for Mina Knight at Elm Street
Mrs. Mina Knight, 48, died this morning at her home 225 Elm Street. Survived by daughter Iva of Lawrence. Funeral services Saturday at 10 a.m. at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Clarence Thomas officiating. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Congregational
John M. Francis
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church of Leavenworth
Mina Knight
Elm Street
Iva
Lawrence
Rumsey
Clarence Thomas
Oak Hill Cemetery
Market News Chicago and Kansas City Livestock Summary
Chicago market notes show Liverpool shipping gains over Winnipeg with firming corn and wheat largely steady. Wheat futures rose slightly, corn mixed, oats slipped. Kansas City results: hogs slow to packers, prices down 10-13 cents. cattle and calves mixed to firmer, vealers strong, lambs off modestly, odd lots steady.
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Kansas City
USDA
Hays
Texas
Sept
Kansas City Hay Market and Wall Street Summary
Kansas City hay market reports steady prices for alfalfa and prairie grades with No. 1 extra leafy at 22.00 and No. 2 around 19.50. cattle and sheep unchanged. U.S. government bond closes listed. Wall Street opens brighter with Steel and Amusements leading a cautious rally, transfers about 1.51 million shares amid mixed sentiment on European tensions.
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Kansas City Hay Market
Kansas City
Hay
Prairie
Major stock market roundup and industry movers
Among the best share performers were U. S. Steel Bethlehem Crucible Otis Steel Republic Steel Loans Paramount Pathe Columbia Pictures Radio-Keith-Orpheum Warner Bros Revera Brass Canada Dry Santa Fe Delaware and Hudson Baltimore and Ohio Chicago Great Western preferred Southern Pacific American Telephone Western Union Certin leen International Nickel Shell Union Ol Westinghouse Wright Aeronautical General Baking Vanadium Rudd Wheel Sears-Roebuck Consolidated Laundries and South American Gold and Platinum. Bonds were without a definite trend. Foreign currencies were mixed. Wheat at Chicago was unchanged to up ½ cent a bushel and corn was down 4% to 15 higher. A drop of more than 57,000 tons in August shipments of the U. S. Steel Corporation from the July total was in line with expectations and failed to disturb stocks in the steel group. The motors and utilities were about unchanged and Du Pont and Kennecott were backward. Of interest to financial observers were the developments in France. Renewed concern was evident over the rate of capital from the franc to the dollar and British pound. Nervousness over the international situation brought early selling of stocks in London. Equities of companies voting increased dividends or higher payments of preferred arrearage received buying attention, although a few of these were said probably to have discounted favorable disbursements. Retail store stocks maintained their balance fairly well as September sales date were reported to be well over those of a year ago and final months of 1936 were expected to be the best since 1930.
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U. 5
Steel
Bethlehem
Crucible
Otis Steel
Republic Steel
Loan's
Paramount
Pathe
Columbia Pictures
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Warner Bros
Revera Brass
Canada Dry
Santa Fe
Delaware and Hudson
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago Great Western Preferred
Southern Pacific
American Telephone
Western Union
Certinleen
International Nickel
Shell Union Ol
Westinghouse
Wright Aeronautical
General Baking
Vanadium
Rudd Wheel
Sears-Roebuck
Consolidated
Chicago
U. S. Steel Corporation
du Pont and
Kennecott
France
Canital
London
Altho
Missou football candidates begin season practice in Columbia
More than sixty Missouri University players including 14 lettermen reported to Head Coach Don Faurot for the season's initial practice in Columbia. They faced a second session with morning and afternoon workouts and a light scrimmage planned after the sixth session on Saturday.
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Columbia
Missouri University
Don Faurot
Faurot
Timber pile jetty construction bids invited in Lawrence Kansas
Sealed bids for the construction of 1200 linear feet of timber pile jetties will be received by the Douglas and Leavenworth County Commissioners at the offices of the County Clerk in the city of Lawrence Kansas at 10 o clock a m on September 23 1936. Bids will be opened publicly. Plans on file in the Office Clerk in Douglas and Leavenworth Counties.
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Pat Pops
Douglas and Leavenworth
Lawrence
Kansas
Douglas
Leavenror
U. A
Gore
urnal-World
Douglas County
Howard E. Miller
Ethel Phenicie Filler
T. A. Forrest A. Jackson
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
District Court
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
Plaintife
Laula Schott
Louis Schott
Candace Sehon
Frank Sehon
Esther Fleenor
Harry M. Fleenor
Henry Walters
Celia Walters
Board of Commissioners
Willam Schott
Issac Rogers
Mra
Ibaac Rogers
Lecompton
Fred A. Vogler
C. Stewart
Lawrences Daily Journal-World
A. D
Josephine La~belle Hoyt
Samuel E. Scotin
Stewart
Alin K. Petefish
Tia Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State OF Kansas
Df. H. Wichman, Jr
Gorrill, Asher & Gosrill
LeNora M. Athey
Luther V. Athey
Mio
Robert Robertaire
Samual
Bnyder
Joel Grover
John P. Wood
Wilam H. R. Lykins
George W. Hutchman
Horatio N. Meat
D. Ladd
Prentiss
Luther Dckey
Henry ¥. Saunders
Catherine M. Lord
Martha &. Wakefield
Ida Akins
Crippen
Lawonca
Crippenwrence and Company
Loan and Trust Savings Bank
Loan and Trust Savings Bank of
Concord
New Hampshire
District Court of
Las
Erect
Wrence
Seans Howard Raymond Athey
Asc
C. G Stomach
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Clinton Park
W. A. Sharp
Ed Graham
Topeka
Frank G. Todd
Republican State Committee
Peabody
Ed C. Little
Graham
Kansas Women’s Republican Club
Todd
George Beers
Don Hults
Beers
Rn, Phillips
S. J. McNaughton
K. U
Ad Lindsey
John Siegle
End
Jetterman
Dave Shirk
Francis Paronta
Guy Guthrie
Clarence Winslow
Paronta
Winslow
Alpha Tau Omega Rush
Lindsey
Mike Getto
Bill Hargiss
Fresh
Dick Sklar
Chicago Bears
Sklar
Lyle
Shawnee County
Stutz
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Iowa
Lawrence Business College
American Radiator Company
American Radiator Company Srystew
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corporation
AD Westsd
Iata
U. S
Treasury
Wall Street
Buvera
Enewal
Prudential
Mass
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Omige
Newark, N
Ayane
Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde
Denmark
WV de A
Uyema Ct Assn Clelon Cae Ee
toweYigs
Real West
Eddie Cantor
Ziegfeld
Butcher
Ady
Douglas Cass
John Ou
Probate Court
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